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Question Poem (Version 1)
May 24, 2018
How do I get out of here?
These objects do not make sense to me.
There are puzzles that I cannot comprehend.
I do not know what to do, because I have been in the maze for 45 minutes with no solution.
Will I ever get out of here?
I have been trying for about one and a half hours now.
I know the officials and my family are probably worried about me right now.
But I am not giving up yet.
Can I even get out of here?
I am beginning to question if this maze is even possible to succeed.
It has now been two hours, and I cannot figure it out.
I have to keep going and persevere.
Finally, I am free.
© Brittany T., Ocean Shores, WA
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I wrote this poem as if someone was trying to solve the maze from my "One Giant Maze" story. The reason why I left a long blank in the poem was to show that this person still struggled to solve the maze before he/she finally got out.